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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE- MONDAY, , JULY 8, 1001.'
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Laces and Neckwear
Tew houses In the larger cities car
ry tho lino of Laces found In our
Lnce Deportment, from tho cheapest
quality to tho hlfrh-pviced Duchesses
Laces. All offered now at Clcaianco
Sale prices.
Linen Torchon Laces
From 1 Inch to 5 Inches wide
with lnficrtlngs to match. Your
choice, per yard, at "
Point do Oeno Lace,ln white and
ecru, were 2Dc to 70c, now. 15c to 50c
Silk Ties
Hemstitched and tucked, were
GOc, now 35c
$1.10 Colored Jacbots 7c
Nouvcautc pufflnp of Llbcity
Silk, In full lino of colors, 75c;
epcclal pilco 50c
1.25 Coided Silks for 50c
2.25 Tucked and Corded Silk,
nil colors, for ?L25
72-lnch Coloicd Net, $1.00
quality, for 05c
Embroidered Organdie Robes,
tilmmed in lace and white ap
plique, weic SM.OO; Cleaiance
pilco T ?10.00
Fine Embroideries
At Clearance P,le pi Ices.
Wash Fabrics
Scotch Ginghams
Embroidered Swiss
Quantities of beautiful Wash and
jther thin chess mateiials. All the
choice fabilcs of the best manufac
turers of today. All at Cleaiance
Sale prices.
Pique and Dnck Suitings
In stripes and other fancy ef
fects, 12 l-2c quality, now.... 8c
Pongee Suitings
Select assortment of choice fig
ures, 25c quality; now 10c
Scotch Ginghams
Large selections of styles and
colorings, 25c quality; now.... 10c
Lace Effects
In Scotch ginghams, new line
of popular stripes, 40c quality;
now 25c
Sale Began
INDUSTRIAL
AND LABOR
CONVENTION OF MINE WORK
ERS OPENS TODAY.
Officers to Be Chosen and a Number
of Important Mattors Considered.
Meeting of tho Central Labor Union
Yesterday Afternoon Strike Is at
a Stand Still The Anthracite Coal
Trade Officers for the Dolaware
Valley Railroad Appointed Tho
Board for Today.
'At 10 o'clock this morning the nuar-
tcrly hrsMnu of Dish lot No. 1, United
Mint- "Woikcrs of Anieik'ii will ho op
tried In Music Hall, with l'li'Milcul
l I. NU'holls of Nantlcoki' In Uh
jiresidcnt'rt thalr. About tin op hun
dred niul ilfty delegate me expected
ot bo present.
Foremost mnoiiK tho inuttPis to be
acted upon by the convention will be
tho (iniial election of ofllceis, rtnil as
theio aie two or nioie candidates for
every jioMUnu home pielty lively bal
loting I expected. 1'ienident John
Mitchell Is expected to be In attend
ance. A telcKiam vv.ih vSattuduy re
ceived irom lilni In which he stated
that If pohlblo he would come on fiom
Kutfnlo whoio he Is at pies-em, to
ntrnd tho hetwImiH, National Jlo.nd
.Member Ujcdeikk Dili her will be In
nttcnduiuo and National Setietary
Ticattiiicr W. 15. Wllcon Is also ex
pected. The in linn taken at the convention
of DiMiIct No. 7, ieg.il ding the ne
tcclty lor adopting nieasiuis to nhoit
eii the men's wot king homy, by caus
ing tho companies to i educe the week
ly output of the cnlleilcs will mine up
before No. 7's delegates, and It Is like
ly that lepoits will be heaid fiom the
lonunlttees vvhlili walled upon the
superintendents of the big i oal com
panies of the dlstilct with final gilev
nni'P", nccoidlng to the action taken
at the luat convention.
Mooting of tho Central Labor Union.
A laigo amount ol business was
tianwii'tcd al the meeting of tho Cen
tral Jibor union jesteiday afternoon,
foiemost among which was the annual
election of of licet .s and the diawlng up
of a lCbolutlou cndoirlng the f-tilke of
the car bulUlcis.
The old ofllcers weie le-eleeted, In
iplto of a bilsk opposition made by op.
posing candidates. They ate: i'ubl
lent, Walter Jones; vke-picsldent,
Stephen Trice; tonespondlng and le
rordlng societal y, 11. C. Patteison;
treasurer, ticorgc H. Uotliler, seigeant-at-arms,
J, K. Lavery; tiustecfl, Joseph
Oliver, W. A. Stanton and I'. 11. Uuck
ley; auditors, P. D. Coyne, T. J. Quln
nar. nnd Nicholas Buikc; organizer,
Hugh Frayne.
A special committee was appointed to
take action regarding the car builders,
nd drew up the following resolution;
At Jhe meeting of the Central Labor union lirld
July 7, 1Q01, tlio follow Inf picJinulc and rrolu
lions were idoptcdl
Whereas, Car ButMere' union, No, "301, lui
len on strike for a period ol nine necki, and
Whereat, Their conduct up lo thl time rle.
lines the commendation ot all honorable men,
and
Uherraa, They are ttrinrellne for Mtrr condl
)ll'ii"'t KAilt.ikv; Uiajtoro La it
Satin Stripe Batiste
Best quality In choice new pat
terns, all tho new shades. Clear
nnco Sale price 30c
Satin Liberties
Choice array of very handsome
patterns in small, neat II puree, as
well as tho most elaborate de
signs, $1.00 quality; now 75o
Monselinede Soie
Very light and airy, Just tho
fpbrlc for hot weather wear; beau
tiful floral designs, 05c quality;
now 40c
50c Mouseline de Rienc 25c
Corsets
Wo have a number of bioken
lines of Corsets, not many of
any one style, but In tho lot you
will find all sizes; regular 75c
and SI. 00 qualities. Clearance
price 60o
SI. 25 and SI. SO qualities.
Clearance price 75c
We cany the best and finest makes
of Corsets on the market. Also spe
cial summer Corsets, all at Clear
ance prices.
Babies' Bonnets
You can always find the daintiest
headgear here for little folks.
35c Lawn Bonnets for 22c
05c Lawn Bonnets for 45c
85c Lawn Bonnets for 08c
$1.00 Lawn Bonnets for 00c
SI. 50 Lnwn Bonnets for ....SI. 35
$2.25 Lawn Bonnets for 1.75
Children's Hats
$1.00 Lawn Hats for 75c
SI. 65 Lawn Hats for SI. 35
S2.00 Lawn Hats for 1.50
$3.50 Lawn Hats for 2.70
$5.00 Lawn Hats for 4.00
Silk Gloves
At Cleaiance prices, foimer pi ices
cut in hnlf. Come in black and col
ois. 50c quality, now 25c
SI. 00 quality, now 50c
Hosiery
Underwear
Men's Furnishings
Most complete and extensive lines,
ate up to the minute In style and
qualities that give satisfactory wear
and gieat bargains at our Clearing
prices.
Rixnliril. tli Hi' rnti.il I ili"i mi in lint
In null indiir llir rlaiid takrn In I u liulldri
union. i 7 ni, and Iiiilhu be it
ll".o!irrl. 'lint no ulln Hum mil iiin.il in I
nuamiil iiixil. and bo It fuitlici
Rivnlllil. 'Hut a U'lllllllttri' of tin hr .Ipp Hill il
I', fianir ,m apptal In ill altlliitnl milium . 1 1 1
nihil I'llMIlirjllOIH In! llllllllill MIvjH fi'l tin
( ii Huildu-' union
Ml iiintiiliutloii rli.il! be paid in ! iiil
jm.ilili in ( aptaln 1'. I Vi Vmhew -Ml l.iui
vi mil annuo.
The action taken al the convention
of MdtloiMty liieincn In Wllkes-Haiic,
June l(i, wheic It was deilded to u-k
for the eight-hour day, war. al.-o en
dorsed by the (.'cntial l.aboi union. The
committee In chaige of anangenients
for the American FedeiutIo.ii of l.aboi
unnentlon, which Is to lie held heie
in Dei ember, lepoited aivaidlng Ihe
(imtiiul for hiiuvciilrs. Fariden Hios-.
weie nwaided the lunch (outratt for
tins Labor day demiuMialloii at hake
l.odoit.
Strike Situation,
The stilke situation Is now practic
ally at a standstill. The i.ir builders
met S.itmday night In Schlmpff's Hall
and took a test vote on the question
of lesuming vvoik.
The vote was unanimous for 10.
imiining out. Theie were many wild
uimoi.s In the air yesterday leg.iidlng
the stilke. and one of these was to
the efirct that the Allls-t'hulnieis men
had decided to lesume woik this
morning, (.'halrman Campbell denied
all knowledge of any such Intention on
the pail of tho Tenti avenue (-hops'
employes.
Officers Appointed.
Howard A. Woiman, of Hath, haft
been elected general superintendent of
the l)clawaie Valley rallioad. C, 11.
Itutter, of Haslon, Is fi eight and pas
senger agent. Positions of hrakemeu,
(oudiictois, llieiuen and cuglueeis and
other employes will be lllled by Super
intendent Woiiiiau In a few dajs.
Howard A. Wot man, the new sup
erintendent, has for the past eighteen
yeais been the station agenl for the
I.ehigh and Lackawanna lailioad al
Hath, lie leslgned to ncept the posi
tion of the DelawaiP Valley lailioad,
C. II. Itutter, of Uaston, fielght pas
senger agent and audltoi, has been
tonuetled with the Pennsylvania lall
lo'id In Philadelphia. Mr. Worinan
will move to Stroudsbuig and havo
his olllie In Hast Stioudshurg. It Is
stated that the load will he In opera
tion this mouth.
Anthracite Coal Trade,
Considering the tciiiflu heat that
has pievailed over all auilunuito
burning teirltoiy tho past week, tho
demand for coal has been ically phe
nomenal. In spite of picdlctinns of
a slack market later on, theie Is as
yet mi sign of overpioductlon. What
i oal Is mined goes to dealers at once,
nnd as large consumcis continue to
lay in supplies, dealers' stocks giow
but slowly. Tho June shipments fiom
the mines were much heavier than
was expected when the now scale of
discounts went Into effect on Apill 1st,
nnd the July movement Is likely to bo
no less lemarkahle.
Demand at the head of tho lakes
Is still light, but Is bound to Improve
hefoio long. Coal Is acuuiulatlng but
slowly at the docks, and a lot will bo
needed befoio navigation closes. In
Chicago tenitory demand Is Increas
ing. Supplies on tho docks aro scanty
and dealers continue to rind tiouhlo
In getting what they want.
In tho Kast, both ut the Interior
FIN LEY'S
Mid-Summer Clearance of
Seasonable Merchandise
Experience teaches us the necessity of cleaning up all residue
stocks at the end of each season. To thoroughly and effectively
accomplish this in the
clearance price on every item of merchandise of a summerish char
acter, and cut the price so deep that we feel assured our expecta
tions will be quickly realized, To make this sale still more attract
ive we make a general reduction throughout the entire store, offer
ing an unusual opportunity to secure reliable goods much under
actual value.
Hosiery
Ladies' Black Hose, drop stitch,
weie 25c, now lOo
Light Weight and Fast Black
Hose, were 30c, now 23c
Ladies' Lisle Hose, in plain and
fancy stitch, were 35, now.... 20c
Ladies' Fancy Colored Lisle
Hose, were 50c, now 30c
Ladies, Fancy Hose, also plain,
tans, weie 25c, now 10c
Men's Fancy Hose, weie 35c,
now 25c
Children's Hosiery
Special lot of twenty-five dozen.
Child's Hose, weie 25c. now.. 10c
Boys' Extra Value Seamless
Hose, a bargain 12 l-2c
Misses Fine Ribbed Black Hose,
extra value, worth 45c, for.... 25c
Ladies' Lisle Vests, 15c, now. .10e
Ladies' Lisle Vests, 30c, now. .21c
Ladies' Silk Vests, 55c, now. . .42c
Men's Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers, 35c, now 22c
Men's Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers,, 45c, now 37 l-2c
Men's Negligee Shirts, no col
lars, were 50c, now 20c
Men's Monarch Shirts, SI. 00.
now 87 l-2c
Men's Monarch Shirts, SI. 50
now S1.25
Men's Monarch Shirts, $2.00.
now SI. 50
Saturday Morning, July 6th.
510-512 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
points and along the seaboard, coal Is
wanted. In pavt vears dealeis have
besnii looking foi bat gains about this
time. This j car theie aie no bar
gain?, and dealers aie foituuate who
(an gel i oal piomptly at the tegular
llguies Kgg and stove sizes continue
In best demand. The steam sizes ate
to be had nunc easily than a few
weeks iieo.
The July prh ps for fiee-lnirnlng
white ash, f. o. b. New Yoik Haibor
potts, aie: Uioken, J.l.sn; egg. $1.05,
stove and ihestnut, Jl.uO. L'nglnecr
lug and Mining Join mil.
D., L. & "W. Board for Today.
The following Is the make-up of the
D., L. and V. Iio.ud lor today:
siianinn, Jul s, I'njl.
SI l)v, , v :.
Wild Cit, linn i, p. n , .1. I. ( oMello.
MOMiVV, Jli.V K
Wild M, r.ict-r. n. in., p. (.iian.ncli. in
ii. in., I:. VI, II illolt; 1 ii. in., taouo Hull; J
p. in., .1, II. .MiC.ilili; I p. ni I'. 1 1. licgus
.'i p in., (.'. V, Dunn; 0 p in., I", Militli.
sinnniitii, l.tc ID i. in., cA. t'lomilelkrr,
ft 1 1. m &t, I (.irii.v: " I', in, rait 1 1 "ill
Niy .Mi'. K. vii.MIlMir; ') p. in. ca-t, W, II
Nn lulls. 7 p. in. wr.t tioiu I.imui. riiKnipon;
7 p. n , net Iiiim i.iiui, li l..mr,
I'u-liiii. s n. in, llnii-ii; PI .i in, ll"iirr;
II .ii .1, in., Moi.m; 7 p. in, Muipli; 'J p. m,
I .imping, 1') p. in, A. Uhlinrr.
1'av.riiitrr l.nilnM 7 a, in, lijllnrj: 7 a. in,
xinsu; in a. in. Snor; r) :.0 p. m , Stanton; 7
p in , l.itllmii.
siiiiiiiill", Wr,t 11 a in, .1 Uliilo.i; 1 p. in,
.1. Ilistir; S p. in., .loin Cahazin; I p. in, O.
(,i-i; .' p. in., (.'. Kinu'slr; ti p, m , II. L'.utnu.
Ml I It i:.
M. t.iilr Mill run Ncalln' rri on 7.5U ilil
(al Mnmliv .Hid IikhU.i, lull S .mil U.
Hi il.iiu.in MihoU irputi for I1 J. VrdK
Hi iktmjii l.ioiac Wllniut npmU lor John Hiv
tn.
Ill i k. n i.i it llimltoiit uill co nut ullli .1. V. Hil'll
illilll luillur nvliie ill pi no of Noimaii IIuuhi.
This and That.
The linemen of the Seranton Hall
way (ompany have been giautcd a
Siatutday htilf holiday (luting the hum
mer. It went Into elfect Satin day.
Calvin Paidee and miupany have
posted notkes to the elfect that Hat
tliner, No. y bteaker and Hattlmcr
stiipplngs near Hazletou will shut
doivu for an lndeilnlte period.
Tile (ar bulldeis will meet at f
o'clock this morning mi the Orchaid
slteet grounds. The meeting is some
what In the nature of a gatlioilng for
tho purpose of doing picket duty.
The Carnegie Steel Company has
Introduced the Moncll process ot basic
open-health steel making In the No,
2 wotks at Homestead It Is alieady In
use In No, 1 and will soon be Install
Is brought ft oin the Cm rle furnaces
cd In No, :i woiks.The molten metal
and nlso fiom the Uiuiuense furnaces.
The new plant of the Carnegio Tube
company at Carnegie, Pa., w III bo ono
of the most complete pipe mills In the
country. All the buildings will be of
Bteel-finino construction, Win. P..
Senile & Sons, Pltabuig, Pa., designed
the buildings, nnd also have the imi
tiact tor their manufacture and elec
tion. At the meeting of the Team Drivers'
union, No. L'20, in Haub's hall Satur
day night, the following nlllcers were
elected for tho ensuing year; Piesl
dent, Albert Williams; vice piesldent,
A. II, Mott; recotdlng secretary, John
Kadgen; financial secretary, W. F.
nitnmoek; treasuier, Henry Herbert;
(onespondent, II. Anthony; conductor,
Phllli) liiecltstelu; warden, Ueorgu
most expeditious manner we have placed a'
Boys' King Waists, 00c, now. ,85c
Boys' Xing Blouse, Si. 15, now. 05c
Boys' Mother's Friend Waist,
50c, now . t 30o
Boys' King Waists, white, 00c,
now 50c
Boys' Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers, 25c, now 10c
Silks, Dress Goods
Taffeta Silks
Our regular qualities of Colored
Taffeta Silks in good line of shades,
50c quality for 39c
75c quality for 50c
S1.25, 27 inches wide 88c
50c Black Taffeta 30c
75c Black Taffeta 50c
$1.00 27-lnch Taffeta 75c
51.25 27-lnch Taffeta 88c
$1.00 36-inch Taffeta 75c
$1.50 30-inch Taffeta 1.25
31.00 Black Surah 70c
$1.25 Black Bengallue 88c
Black Dress Goods
35c All-Wool Serge 25c
30c Figured Mohair 10c
50c Brocade Brllllantine 35c
50c All-Wool Albatioss 30c
75c Nun's Veiling 58c
50c All-Wool Cheviot 30c
$1.00 All-Wool Fancies 75c
Kramer, past piesldent, fieorge Fd
vvaids; tiustees, eighteen months. Os
car nidell, twelve months, J. F. Kelly;
eight months. H. Anthony.
The Rogers Locomotive Woiks, of
Patcison, N J., is at picsent employ
ing about t:o men, about Ihti of whom
aie lepairiug the madilncry, build
ings, furnaces, tools, ek. When In
full operation with ptesent facilities
about 1. 100 men can be employed. A
new 17-ft gap hydiaulle ilvetcr ls
Uio pun rloiirf .ta0(i oi() ti inrl 3tlq
ci new tools will bo put In fiom time
to lime. n. Wcls Is geucial manager.
DONATIONS FOB THE HOME.
Acknowledged with Thanks of tho
Managors.
The inanageis of the Home for the
Friendless acknowledge with gratitude
gltts li om the following donors:
II. A ririio, vrgrtalika. Mir I.. S Willnd.
iap; Nolan HrolliriK, plumbinc fltmc; I I
Vuuk, pill; r'ooto k shear, rpmilkr; I ait 1'irr
litrritni ihurtli, iUintiti fiatiiluii h.s ind i I'.rs,
I iiikanaiiin Dilr.i ioinpin,i, mill, ( oaniinrin Ik
icnipani, kr dalli ; Vi, U. II K nn il , slmk
intr-: Ml (aiilo lluuirll, llnwrrr, MU? Huh
iimiiil, vrmtaliln; V.s Mjij . I'uwcll, catuli ;
Mr. It. J. Williams i lotlihu-; ln c, II (Ink,
ilotlilni; and u-iiiips, (iraio Noliti mil (.athirliio
Vrltrr. n i akr. Mia. I". I.. 1'ull r, rj until
unilul.I." and i.ik , Vlr. V VV. WjImhi, lit
tuio; Hi, . . laot, liot of Kimplo tood, Mi-s
silvan lii(klnou, take, Mrs l'nston lthinon,
li-i's; IV, k I.iiuihri i&nipan.i. Iliad of kinulin
ivuod: V. I.. Ilctts lavin hiiini;; IV. A. IK'iiurr,
o.irtir (i.Kkoir; Jin. Iliclnril Dilaiul, ntntiiliii
lirs; Vli.s s,i ,r, mn, Jli. V I), kunnih,
M-rij Vln Alt Mlunrilii, loid of kin llln iioiid,
Mii. Itimk, m.ivri supplirn; II. Krhlll, linn,
Jin .1. llrnj. Ii'iiinmk, drvoit
llrnrit. .Mr Alfi.d Hand; T. I". Ainer, florl.t
lil polliil (.'i r.niiuiin 'llir Sitinilli nliiht ilnuon
wur: . ,1, Jlnul, I). I JlailioiKU, J. I'
ll.i.in, T. i:. (an . stn, c, j;, Jlonr, A M.
Muir, l.inrtl lliothrir, II. V. I'liue, llolna
sn's liakri.i, .1. 'I. rinliln-t. VIlv. M.ikkIc ZrnPi r,
I. I.. Coiiimii, W. li Ciimad, . II. I'irrrr. WIN
.Hani limit', jr. All ot tlion' rent injny valuibk
iiiutributloui.
l'ourtli of Jul donoim Mn. .1. Attkui llolurt.
hiii, (lure rxalloni lie (ream; Louis k Itoillv,
tliianlit Hie irail.ers; Vim. K, II. Itipplc, tno
lose ihoiolato nkis; M i l.lli MiiiiRir, riiaar,
lininiM and tlirr.o; P. lit II, oinu'r, II. Ilulincs
flitunik. Dr. s. t'. krniKil in attend one
St. Agues fiulld of St. Mnrk's church,
Dtiiinioie, gave a delightful social for
tho old ladles on Juno iO. Miss unde
nt and recited seveial selections and
delicious refreshments vveio served.
Thnnks aie due to J. G. Winner, Sam
Fuhrman, Win. Hosser and Hdwaid
Hvans for favors lecelvcd.
HE WAS PROUD OF IT.
McQrath Admitted That Ho Beat
His Cousin.
Nelghhois telephoned to the central
station yestetday morning that a
young man named McGrath, living at
51:: Luzerne sticct, was de'stioylng
nil his household furniture nnd more
over beating his mother. The patrol
wagon, with Patrolmen Malott, Joh
ler nnd Potter, responded.
They found McOtnth veiy Intoxi
cated and very pugnacious. Ho had
been engaged in struggling with a.
cousin, and when his aged mother at
tempted to Interfere, It Is claimed, her
son struck Mrs. McCirath a very se
vere blow. The son proudly admitted
that ho "had licked the cousin," but
denied chastising his patent.
On tho way from the house to tho
patiol wagon ho suddenly broke away
fiom Johler and Potter and attempt
ed tn foot his way to freedom. He
wasn't In condition for a sprint, how
ever, and was easily caught and bun
dled into thu wagon,
Silk Grenadines
We have the largest and finest as
sortment of grenadines ever shown
here, many very new and choice de
signs, including floral, scroll, stripes,
checks, plaids and plain Gienadines,
all at clearance prices.
75c grade for 50c
$1.25 grade for $1.00'
$1.50 giade for 1.25
$2.25 grade for 1.75
$3.00 grade for 2.00
$4.00 grade for 2.75
Wool Challies
35c. Silk Challies 17c
50c All-Wool Challies 30c
75c Silk and Wool Challies 50c
Colored Dress Goods
50o All-Wool Plaids 25c
50c Albatross, new colors 30c
65c Stiipe Waistcloth 40c
G5c Suiting, 50-in. wide 50c
81.00 Cheviot Mixtuies 60c
$1.25 Heavy Skirting 88c
$1.25 Fine Suitings 88c
Napkins
$1.25. $1.50, $2.00. $3.00. $4.00,
$5.00 Geiman Linen Napkins to
match our Table Linens, 08c, $1.25,
$1.75, $2.50, $3.50, $4.50.
RAILROAD TIMETABLES.
PENNSYLVANIA RAIlWi
Schedule in Effect Juno 2, 1001.
Trains leave Seranton:
6.45 a. m., week days, through ves
tibule train from Wllkes-Barre.
Pullman buffet pnrlor car and
coaches to Philadelphia, via
Pottsville; stops at principal in
termediate stations. Also con
nects for Sunbury, Harrlsburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimoie, Wash
ington and for Pittsburg and tho
West.
0.38 a. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisbuig, Philadelphia, Balti
moie, Washington and Plttsbuig
and the West.
2.18 p. m., week days, (Sundays,
1.58 p. m.), for Sunbuiy, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimoie,
Washington and Pittsburg and
the West.
3.33 p. m., week days, through ves
tibule tiain fiom Wilkes-Bane.
Pullman buffet parlor car and
coaches to Philadelphia via Potts
ville. Stops at principal inter
mediate stations.
4.27 p. m., week days, for Hazleton,
Sunbury, Harilsburg, Philadel
phia and Pittsburg.
.1 II. Ill irillN-O.V. fiui Msr.
.i. n woop. fiui. ii.. Ant.
Lehigh Valley Ballroad.
In KITod Juno 2, Hull.
Ti.iim l.nu' Siianton:
1'or I'lilladclpliii and Nnv Vuik mi I) A. II
1! II . at 0.13 and IS a in., and 'J is, I .'7
(lllatk llUiiiniK1 I'.ipii-r). nnd 11 HO p. in. Sun
iljie. I). K II. II. I! . 1 53. S.J7 p. m.
Tor VMiito ll.nrn, llazliton and prlmlpal
points In tho coal ifIont. ill I) K II. It. It .
H li, '2 Is and I -7 p. m. l'oi I'otUillle, 0 IJ n.
ni . '.' H P in.
1'or Hi'lblrhrni. 1'aton, llradin;, HairUlHirj
and prlmlpal intri mediate ktatloni ia H. A II.
It I!, tl li, n.M n in., 2 IS, -r, (lllaik ln
inoml i:puid), II J) . Ill Sllllll i.i, 1), fc II.
I!. It., P-8 a. in.! 1 5l' ".'-" !' "i
For Tuukhannoi k, 'louinda, llluili.i, ltlui i,
ficnria and priin.ip.il liitriincdiitc MitmiH, in
11, I., f. W, It. It., 'OS a. in.; 103 and .1 ID
p. m.
I'or Conn a, Itnibrittcr, IlufTaln, Nnirir.i I'.ill-,
ridiaRii and all iolnn (t, via I) .V. II 1!. It,
7 Is, 11 5"i a in.. I.'-''. '"J (llluk III ininml II
pirri), 7 I, in II, 11 M p. in. bundajf, I) ,(. II.
It II . II 5". KJ7 p. m.
I'ullnnn parlor and klooplns or Lrhlch Vallrv
patlor can on all fiaiiw brtiircn Wllkefllirio
and Sow ork, Philadelphia, llutfilo and hue
prnilon Ilridzc
1IOI.I.IV II. ll.niil, firnt. Supt., id Coillind
htltct. Nrw Wit.
CIIMII.I.s h. U:i:. 'c'n' I'a-S-'' 'S'.t '-G Coitland
Btroct, Srw Voik
A W SONM'.M.UIirn, IH. I'Jrf. Ast , South
Ilrthlrlirin, Pa.
for tlikctn and riillnuii nwitatiom apply to
r.O) I.ickawanna awntif, snanton, IM.
Delaware and Hudson.
In Illicit .lime 0. 1001.
Train for I'aibonUale lraio N ranton at :20,
8'00, SiM. 10.13 u. in . 12:00. 1:2-). 2:11. 3:32,
6"" 0:23, 7:37, 0:13, lt'20 p. in , l'ln a in
I'o'i lloncjdalf and Like 1 odorc, 0.20, lull a,
tn. ! - 44 Olid 1.2' P '"
For Wllkri llarrc-d II, 7:1', R-ll. 0:.".', lO'll
a ni 12:0.' li-a. " '" ' -" fli'0. TiH,
10'4I. HMO p. m-
For 1-. V. II iolnti-0:U, 0:.'8 a. in., 2:18,
i.7 and 11 .-W P' '"
'i'or IViinivlvanla It. It. polnt.-1.0, O.yj, 2:13.
3:4.1 and 1:27 p. m.
For Mliauy and all pulnli north 0:20 a. m.
and 3:52 p. m.
cUMIVY TIIMN: '
For Cailiniidalc-S'W, 11:3J a. m 2:14, 3 52,
5:52 and 10:52 p in.
I or Wilkc Ilatrr- 0..!S a. in., 12 01, 1:55, 3 ;$,
d:i2 and S.12 p. ni
For Albanj and imltit noith .1:12 p m.
I'or lloi.ritdalo and Lake I.odoie-$.30, 11 33
a. 111, and 3 52 p. in.
Eiie Italhoad, Wyoming Division.
Train for llattliv and lulrinirdlalc point Irji.t
Nianton a follou.. No 2, 7 in a in ; No 4,
8 fill a. m.i No. rl, 2 21 p ni. , Nn. s, 5 0 p. ni.
Oii il uml S are through Iralm loi Nrw nrk.
rriial- Vn. 1, 8 IS a. ni. : No, ,1, 0:id a in s
No. 5, 3 11 r tn : N, 7, 0.11 p in 'halm Noa
5 and 7 am thrrnmh tralni liom Nriy oik.
MI.NDW TltMNS.
Ilrpailiirr-n, 20, a, ni. I Nn. 22, 3 p. in
Arriialt .N'o. 21, 12.15 p. 111,; No, 22, S. 15 p. ni,
Table Linens
We have the kind of linens that
every housekeeper is looking for
and In greater variety of patterns
than can be found elsewhere.
55c Heavy Unbleached for .... 40c
00c. extra heavy Unbleached
German Linen 50c
72-inch Irish Linen, fine and ex
tra heavy weight, also napkins
to match, regular SI. 25 quality
clearance, price Si. 00
54-inch Turkey Bed Linen, fast
color, 30c,; clearance price .... 23o
Towels
Hemstitched, extra heavy nuck-a-back.
$1.75 Towels for $1.45 doz.
$2.60 Towels for 1.55 doz.
$3.50 Towels for 2.88 doz.
Bath Towels
$1.75 extra heavy Turkish. 81.45 doz
$2.00 Bath Towels 1.75 doz
Guilts
One caso of extra heavy weight
Honoycomb Quilts, great value for
$1.25, sale price $1.00
Fine quality Marseilles Quilts,
worth $2.20, for $1.75
$3.50 quality for 2.05
Notions
10c Hook and Lyes 4c
5c Crochet Cotton 3c
20c Dress Stays 10c
10c Corset Steels 5c
Satin and Gros Grain
Ribbon
No. 3, worth 5c 2c
No. 5, worth 7c 3c
No. 7, worth Oc 4c
No. 0, worth 12c 6c
No. 12, worth 15c 8c
No. 10, worth 20c 10c
Lareo assortment of fine Fans,
Fancy Ribbons, Diess Shields and
Notions at Clearance Sale Prices.
Embroidered Swiss
Has taken first place among sum
mer fabrics; it is so delightfully
thin and cool. Our patterns aio not
found elsewhere.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
in rffect Dec I, 1900.
Poulh late Seranton for Iew York at 1.4".
SCO, 5 50, 8.00 and 10 05 a m.: 12 55, 3 33 p, in.
for Philadelphia at 8.01 and 10.05 a. ni.; 12.53
and jj p in 1'or btrouiWwra; at 0.10 p. m.
Milk accommodation at 3.10 p tn. Vrrlie at
llohoktn at (130. 7 18. 10.2?. 12.03, 3.15, 4.H,
7 HI p in Arriif at Philadelphia at l.Oil, 3 21,
6 0) and 8 22 p m. Arrlio from Nrw Yoik at
1 10, fi,32 and 10 23 a. m.; 1.00, 1.52, 5 ii, b.4j
and 11 .10 p m. from MiourUburu at ROi a, ni.
North-l.eair iranton for Buffalo and inter
inrdlate ttatlon at 1 15, rS35 and 0 00 a. m ;
1 5", 6 IS and 11 35 p m Kor Crmrcco and Sjta
cuv at H 35 a. m. and 1 15 p. ni. 1'or Utici at
1 10 a. in and 1 5', p. ni. For Montross
at DP) a m ; 1.05 and 5.1S p. m Tor Mcliol
on at i 00 and 0.15 p ni, I'or llliiKbamton at
111 JO a. m Arrlie In Vranton fiom Buffalo at
I 25, 2.SV, 5.41 and 10 ro a. m. ; 3.30 ard S 00
p ni. From Osnreo and rjracinc at 2.5i a, in.;
l.'.JS and no) p. in. From I'tiia at 2 51 a. m.;
12 3S and 3.10 p. m. From Miholnon at 7 50 a.
in. and (100 p m. From Montrose at 10.00 a.
ni : 3 20 and S 00 p. in.
BlonniibiirK IliiWon I.raio Ptranlon for
Northuiubeiland, at U.I5, 10 01 a, m.. 1.5.1 and
5 50 p. in. For Pljmouth at 1 01, 3 40, 8 50 p
ni. For Kincatnn at 8.10 a. in. Viriio at
.Sorthiiiubrrhnd at osl a in.; 1 10, 5.00 and 8 11
p ni Airiic at Klnsslon at 8 52 a. m. Arrito
at Pl.tiiionth at 2 01). 1..12, Oil p. in. Arilio
in 'ciaiilon fiom Noitliuml crlmil at 0 12 a. in ;
12 35, 4 50 and Ml p in From Kingston at
II no a. in. From Pliniouth at 7.53 a. m ; 3 So
i and 5 ..3 p. in
' l''t)VV TRAINS.
Pnutli l.raio S ranton at 1.10. 3 00, 5 50, 10 Oj
a ni , 3.1 J and 3.10 p. m.
Norlh"l.raie Seranton at 1.13, 6.33 a. m ;
1 51, 5 IS and 11 .11 p. m
llloonitlniri: DnMdi I.rno feir.mton at 1003
u ni, and 5 50 p ni.
Central Ballroad of New Jersey.
Stations in Nrw York Foot of Ubcity tlioct,
N. It . and outh Fcrr.
I IMF, TVBIX IN' 1FFI tT .11 MI 30, loflj.
Tiaini lian vianton for .New Votk, Nrnarl.,
Hiabrth, Phlladi'lpbia, Futon, Ili'tblehoni, Al
hntOMIi Mauili I hunk and White Hum, at 811
u m; ixpr-m. 1.10, iipuw, loo p. m, bun
iIju. 2 15 p in.
For PitKton and Mlkc llano, 8 51 a. in.; 1,10
and 4 00 p. in sundaj., 2.13 p. ni.
For IUItiinoie nnd Washington and point?
(.tilth and West via llrlhlcbem, 8.55 a. ni , I 10
and 100 p. ni Sundai, 2.11 p. m,
lor Lone Mr Huh. (Kran (finir, rte , at 8 53
a 111. dhioush uaili) and 1.10 p. m.
For llradini. I.ebinon and llarrisburff, via Al
ii ntown, 8 35 J. in- a"'1 l-W P. m. Sunda),
2 II p. m.
I Tn PnttavllI, fW a. in., 1.10 p. ni.
For Mountain Park, 8 53 a. 111., 1 10 and 1 00
IhHiiigh tickets to alt polntt rut, south and
icst at lowest rates at Ihe atatlou.
(. VI III III'. Cm. T.im Vet.
J. II 01.11 l (-FA, flrn upt
Now York, Ontario and Western,
Tunc Table in HTrt Sunday, June 2J, l'Wl,
.MJltltl'ltUl -t.
Leave
l.raio
Arrlio
( adoiia
1 Oil p, m,
6 00 p in
fl 4'l p. ni.
Vrnie
S l.iiiton
7 10 a, in,
10 10 a in.
Tralm.
No 1 .
No. .1 .
No. 7 .
Si union
.10 .111 a 111.
, i 00 p in.
Caibondale.
II 10 a. in.
I II n ni.
. u.iu P I"
Kr ( nbondalc.
MlflH'OOl Ml.
Leave
I eaiit
C'.iajli.
Caiboiidile.
7 UO a 111.
lout a. m
No.
No.
No.
S to a
!.15 i
4 00 I
1. 1 J p. in.
bU.NUAVS ONLY, MiRrll IttU'Mi
l,ti.ie
Leave Vrnie
( ranton.
0 ... 8. 10 a 111.
Ciihoudjle. ( adorli.
U 10 a, in. 1011 a m.
Ar Carbondale.. 7 13 n 111
5 ... 7.W p. in.
H11.TII I10F.NI.
l.eaie Lraie Aniut
ladnla. Cnhondalr. Smnton
(I ... J.00 .1. in. 7 iu a. in
No,
No 10 ,. iwi in. " !' '" , 11 i p III.
'ialn Noj. It w,p, " Jl"' n "" un
riiir nuke ntaln Hue ii'iinntioni for Niw Vnk
tin, I lUa, Omlda, Djwrsi) an I inleimrdlato
'"lulns No. 3 and 4 miko UalKm, Delhi, Ham
drn and Mduej loimruioM
Itr further Itifoiinaiinn ionult tirkrl airenla.
,1 ( VNIUIION (I P , New loik
J ; VtLI.MI, r I1 . hi ranton
n-.f n r Turn cot North
rhll4lphU, l. Oftlj firroias h.Ull.l i
Awfrlf. lllUlfrlw7 mul rrltlr
IlitfMM. FirrM. 4buti. HUfxl I Una. rtrtoui
Irfh rir4 4 ( 10d).tA jtr pmrtWiItt A vrini
IminlUl iDrUiflfirrMtiiT. Kt for hwik "Truik"il
I LHttivi witrj nroiiti iifrinrti irB'i ariugii paptn
.. La . a - - - - - - - - - - -
I
Colored Embroidered Swiss
All In new designs. Were $1.45,
now $1.00. 81.15 quality, now 00c.
White Embroidered Swiss
$1.50 quality now $1.29
$1.10 quality now 00a
00c quality now 70a
Colored Pique
In neat dainty stripes and figures.
40c quality, now 20o
Parasols and Umbrellas
Largo and most complotn selection
of Fancy Parasols, Coaching Para
sols, Sun and Rain Umbrellas, in
black, white and colors, all at clear
ance salo prices.
$1.50 Parasols for 08c
$2.00 Parasols for $1.25
$3.00 Parasols for 1.08
$5.00 Parasols for 3.75
$0.00 Parasols for 4.50
Children's school umbrellas, 45o
and upwards.
Ladies' Petticoats
Silk Sklits, made of taffeta silk
that will wear, In all new shades and
various qualities, fiom $4.00 up
wards. Walking Skirts
Mado of black mercerized Italian
cloth, nicely trimmed, 00c and up
wards. Wash Skirts
Made of fine quality Sceisucker
Gingham, in neat stripes of different
colors. Prices 45c upwards. ,
Muslin Underwear
From the best manufacturers, well
mado and neatly trimmed, properly
cut and of first class materials. All
go at special clearance salo prices.
Shirt Waists
What's more seasonable than the
dainty Shirt Waist, styles aro all new
and sure to go out fast at our clear
ance prices.
$1.00 Shirt Waists 80c
$1.50 Shirt Waists $1.23
$2.00 Shirt Waists 1.61
$3.00 Shirt Waists 2.50
$1.00 Dressing Sacques 75c
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers or
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
485 to 4SS
. SCRANTON. PA
N. Ninth Street,
Telephone Call. 2333.
THE
I0SIC POWDER CO.
Booms 1 and 2, Com'ltti BTd'fr
BORANTON, TA.
ninlng and Blasting;
POWDER
Urd at Mooilo nd Huaadaia VYotki.
LAFLIN RAND POWDOK CO9
ORANOE QUN POWDER
Baetrlo Dattorlea. Kleotrto r.r plodart,
xplodlnu blast. Hafety Vui aui
Repauno Chemical Ga's nxPLovo
Not in Nature
for an)one lo nlwnys feel tired There
it no need to drag out an exiitence
without ambition
Weak nerves are re sponsible for lan
guor, depression, debility aud varico
cele PNeoserlrtenef, whether due to over
work, over-indulgence or any other
cause, can be made Btrouc a steel by
the use of
Tli cytnnennillnvl Borate evervorfran
of ilielmtly, rootheniul MreiiRthen the
nerves niul tt.iii'fnrm broken down
men and women Into ttroiiR, helthy,
vlRormi". ruddy-cheeked per"!!" If
on find this Un't so, vou Ret your
money luck
fl on per box fi boxen (with Riiaran
trei. S-'ifO. Hook frrr. 1't.AI. Muot
emu Co , Cleveland, Ohio.
For rale by John II. Phelpi, Phirmaclit, corner
Ujoinini; avenue and bpruce atiett.
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